A New Journal of Culture and Politics.
Issue 3
Spring 2021
New Essays from
Mitchell Abidor, Agnes Callard, William Deresiewicz, Vladimir Kara-Murza, Gilles Kepel, Enrique Krauze, Celeste Marcus, Benjamin Moser, David Nirenberg, Peter Phillips, Becca Rothfeld, Ingrid Rowland, Paul Starr, David Thomson, and Leon Wieseltier
New Poems from
Chaim Nachman Bialik, Henri Cole, Paul Muldoon
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Autumn 2020
New Essays from
Clara Collier, David Grossman, Ramachandra Guha, Moshe Halbertal, Michael Ignatieff, Laura Kipnis, Eli Lake, Mark Lilla, Andrea Marcolongo, Celeste Marcus, Julius Margolin, Shawn McCreesh, Sally Satel, David Thomson, Helen Vendler, Leon Wieseltier, Sean Wilentz, Thomas Chatterton Williams, Jim Wolcott, Adam Zagajewski
New Poems from
Joshua Bennett, Louise Glück, Hannah Sullivan
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Winter 2021
New Essays from
Fouad Ajami, Robert Alter, Paul Berman, Alfred Brendel, Roberto Calasso, Jack Goldsmith, David Greenberg, Anthony Julius, Nicholas Lemann, Edward Luttwak, Alastair Macaulay, Celeste Marcus, Walter Scheidel, Daryl Michael Scott, Helen Vendler, and Leon Wieseltier
New Poems from
Jorie Graham, Ishion Hutchinson, and Rosanna Warren
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